About this Event
As part of British Land's partnership with the National Theatre you can enjoy a monthly workshop with an industry expert who will share their tools and tactics with you in fun bitesize sessions before work or during your lunch break.
This September the workshop explores how to improve your posture, presence and vocal delivery to grow your confidence.
Led by vocal coach Gurkiran Kaur, you will be guided through a short meaningful break from your working day to focus on your voice. From mindful awareness and bridging your breath and body to celebrate your unique voice. This session will offer a refreshing and vitalising instance of creativity, whilst exercising your vocal self.
Each session is 20 minutes.
About Gurkiran Kaur
Gurkiran Kaur is a voice, accent and dialect coach and a Kundalini Yoga teacher. She has an MA in Voice Studies from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and is part of Freelancers Make Theatre Work’s Dawn Chorus collective https://freelancersmaketheatrework.com/dawn-chorus/ .
Gurkiran honours Ancient practices like Yoga to approach voice work and believes in serving the people in the space. She has worked at Rose Bruford College with Judith Phillips and at Mountview with a focus on pure voice and articulation. As well as working with private clients, Gurkiran’s coaching credits include April De Angelis’ new play Extinct at Theatre Royal Stratford East, Queens of Sheba at Soho Theatre and NW Triology at The Kiln.
About the National Theatre
The National Theatre’s mission is to make world-class theatre, for everyone. The NT creates and shares unforgettable stories with audiences across the UK and around the world. On its own stages, on tour, in schools, on cinema screens and streaming at home, it strives to be accessible, inclusive and sustainable.
The National Theatre empowers artists and craftspeople to make world-leading work, investing in talent and developing new productions with a wide range of theatre companies at its New Work Department.
Our nation thrives on fresh talent and new ideas, so the National Theatre works with young people and teachers right across the UK through performance, writing and technical programmes to ignite the creativity of the next generation.
Together with communities, the NT creates ambitious works of participatory theatre in deep partnerships that unite theatres and local organisations – showing that nothing brings us together like theatre.
The National Theatre needs your support to shape a bright, creative future. For more information, please visit nationaltheatre.org.uk or @NationalTheatre.
About Regent's Place
Regent’s Place is where a new approach to urban living and working is taking shape. Pioneering design and careful stewardship means businesses, communities and nature can all thrive together. Regent’s Place endeavours to create a better future through responsible urbanism, offering an authentic and inclusive space for its diverse local community.
Situated at the crossroads of Camden, Fitzrovia and the Knowledge Quarter, Regent’s Place is a 13 acre, fully managed campus owned by British Land. The neighbourhood offers unrivalled local and international transport links, the latest in sustainable design and a lively mix of retail, leisure and public spaces. At its heart is Regent’s Place Plaza, a place to meet, eat, drink and spend time. The Plaza plays host to an array of regular events, from food markets to an open air big screen.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Triton Cafe, 17 Triton Street, London, United Kingdom
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